[ SECRET POST #5144 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5144 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Vent thread

[(Anonymous)]

So I got tested for COVID earlier this week, because I had a nasty swollen sore throat and it's one of the symptoms we aren't allowed to come to work with.

Luckily I tested negative. But a coworker had been giving me lifts when our schedules coincided, and I just found out no one is allowed to carpool.

Which puts me back on public transit. Where the mask mandate is never enforced, even by bus drivers or transit cops, and where we're stuck breathing each other's germs.

I and a couple of employees at other locations who take public transit asked early on if we could transfer to the locations closest to where we live, to give us less chance of exposure or the choice to walk or bike instead of risking public transit.

We were denied on the basis that it would be too much bother to move everyone and also because it was our choice not to drive --not in my case, I can't. I tried for years and my reflexes just suck, no matter how many perfect scores I get on the written driving test. I'm sure I'm not the only one who doesn't have a choice about it.

So somehow it's my choice to risk becoming a plague carrier and infecting all my coworkers because I'm packed like a sardine with selfish maskless assholes five days a week on the train to plagueville, but not my or my coworkers' choice to carpool? Grr.

Re: Vent thread

[(Anonymous)]

Be as public with your co-workers as possible over this - they don't want public transport germs in the office either. The more people on board with "nonnie can carpool" the greater chance management will cave.

Re: Vent thread

[(Anonymous)]

"It's your choice not to drive" sounds like a violation of the ADA. (Don't know if you're in the US or not. Just, it sounds like an issue with your body makes it so, which means for you, not being able to drive is a disability.)